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NBC 4i (WCMH)
Offices: Columbus, Ohio
NBC 4i is the NBC affiliate for the Columbus
market and is owned by Media General.
Columbus, Ohio
is the 32nd largest DMA. It is the home
of The Ohio State University and the National
Hockey League’s Blue Jackets. The station
plans to build a new downtown studio to
broadcast its morning and noon newscasts,
taking advantage of the opportunity for
audience interaction. NBC 4i has one of
the most experienced and talented teams
in Central Ohio. |
NBC 4 (KNBC)
Offices: Los Angeles, California
NBC 4 is the NBC affiliate for the Los Angeles
market and is owned and operated by NBC
Universal. The NBC Owned Stations are leaders
in their markets because of their aggressive
promotion strategy, solid news reputation
and proactive community outreach. NBC4's
programming reaches millions of people each
week. They attract upscale, educated and
ethnically diverse customers who represent.
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NBC 4 (WRC)
Offices: Washington, DC
NBC4 is owned and operated by NBC, the first
television network serving the Washington,
DC market. The station broadcasts 24 hours
a day to an area that includes more than
eight million viewers. NBC4 is a leader
in news and community outreach. The station
broadcasts 39 1/2 hours of news per week-more
than any other station in the market. NEWS4
at 11, the late news, has held the No. 1
position since February 1994 outside of
the '98 Winter Olympics. The station is
involved in and brings numerous projects
and campaigns to area residents each year.
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NBC 5 (KXAS)
Offices: Fort Worth, Texas
NBC 5 was the first television station in
Texas and the 35th commercial station in
the entire country, going on the air on
September 15, 1948. They are currently
owned and operated by the National Broadcasting
Company. While they have gone through many
changes, their commitment to the community
has never wavered. |
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NBC 6 (KCEN/KMAY)
Offices: Temple, Texas
The station went on the air in 1953 as an
NBC affiliate, an affiliate that continues
today. In 1963, Bell Publishing Company
separated its television business from its
newspaper business and transferred the assets
of its television business to a new corporation
called Channel 6. KCEN-TV enjoys the rare
legacy of having been owned by one family's
company since its inception. KCEN-TV remains
strong in its roots as the only locally
owned and operated television station. Its
twin station is KMAY-LP, both share programming
and owners. |
NBC 6 (WTVJ)
Offices: Miramar, Florida
On March 21, 1949 WTVJ signed on the air
for the first time. Originally a CBS affiliate,
it later moved over to ABC until finally
arriving at NBC where is currently resides.
WTVJ will be the first digital station in
the Miami market, meaning sharper images
and more timely information than ever before.
But for all that, the underlying commitment
to the viewer is one shaped by 50 years
of pioneering. |
NBC 7/39 (KNSD)
Offices: San Diego, California
NBC 7/39 is a NBC Universal owned and operated
station servicing the San Diego market.
The NBC Owned Stations are leaders in their
markets because of their aggressive promotion
strategy, solid news reputation and proactive
community outreach. their news team is flexible
and very independent, while maintaining
high ethics and the ability to work under
tight deadlines. |
NBC 10 (WCAU)
Offices: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The station was known as WCAU until 1995,
when NBC bought the station as part of an
affiliate swap and gave it a second name,
NBC 10. From its creation in 1948 until
1995 WCAU was an affiliate of CBS. WCAU
was the first TV station in the country
to have a local 11 pm news broadcast. In
1984, the station has kept its strong legacy
in community programming, but it was out
of the children's broadcasting business.
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NBC 10 (WJAR)
Offices: Providence, Rhode Island
In 1922 the department store, The Outlet
Company, went on the air with WJAR radio,
and in 1949 WJAR-TV became Rhode Island's
first television station. WJAR was purchased
by NBC in February 1996 and was one of 14
stations owned and operated by the network
for 10 years. NBC Universal announced in
April 2006 that it was selling NBC 10 and
three other stations to Virginia-based Media
General. The acquisition was completed on
June 26, 2006. |
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